Prayers requested: Pro-life leader Jeanneane Maxon diagnosed with brain cancer
'Very bad news,' she told Facebook followers this morning.
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Articles for Month: December 2015
How do you sell abortion? Through sex-ed
According to former abortion clinic owner Carol Everett, early Sex-Ed is part of a strategy to get more teens pregnant and increase a demand for abortion.
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It takes strong ties to change the world: social media isn’t enough
Unlike the kind of activism you see on social media, the kind of activism that results in significant and lasting social change asks a great deal of people, which in turn requires strong ties.
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Making suicide easier – and no-one takes any notice
The whole notion that euthanasia is about those who have serious or terminal illness is shown for the croc that it is...it is ultimately about everyone and anyone who wants to leave this world for whatever reason, anytime.
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UN ‘experts’ visit US, denounce laws against abortion
The Group railed against state laws on abortion, designed to protect women's safety and provide for an informed and non-coerced decision, calling the laws 'severe barriers' to women's rights asserting.
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Pro-life bench trashed again
Vandalism, which attempts to discriminate against help for women is reprehensible.
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An artist for God despite the hardship: the truly inspiring story of Michael O’Brien
A truly inspirational story of an artist who in his 20s decided to give all his talents to serving God and the Church, at the huge cost of being completely rejected and shunned by the world. It is a profound story of faith, the kind that moves mountains.
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Belmont Abbey College on Title IX: Legitimizing gender identity ‘spiritually harmful’
'If Belmont Abbey College presents itself publicly as a Catholic institution, then honesty and integrity require that it operate in keeping with the publicly proclaimed faith and teaching of the Catholic Church.'
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Indiana AG doubles down on feticide conviction for woman who killed her newborn
'The evidence in this case allowed the jury to reasonably infer that Defendant was subjectively aware that her child was alive at birth...'
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CDC: Middle schools need to teach contraceptive use more often
Students from 6th through 12th grades should be receiving education on how to gain access to, and 'how to correctly use,' condoms, among other things.
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